🎓 How to Set Up for Online Training with OBS, Canva, and Kubernetes! 🚀
Whether you're training on Rancher with Kubernetes or any other tech topic, setting up a professional online training environment can make a huge difference in how you engage with your audience. Here's a step-by-step guide on how I set up my scenes using OBS, Canva, and more for a seamless training experience!
🎬 Step 1: Setting Up OBS Scenes
First things first: OBS is your best friend for professional live streaming. Here's how I create and manage my scenes:
mono!
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Add Canva Presentation: Design your slides in Canva. Canva is fantastic for creating clean, visually appealing slides. Export them as images or PDFs and load them into OBS as a source. You can create multiple sources in OBS for different sections of your presentation.
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Camera Placement: Use your main camera as another source. This will be the key to switching between your face and your content seamlessly. I usually place this in the corner, overlaying the slides.
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Audio Setup: Don't forget to set your microphone as an audio input source. Pro tip: Use a noise gate filter in OBS to eliminate background noise.
💡 Pro Tip: Set up keyboard shortcuts to switch between scenes quickly while presenting.
🖥️ Step 2: Setting Up a Dual Monitor Display
I like to project my main camera view onto a second monitor. This setup allows me to keep an eye on what the audience sees while focusing on my main screen. That way, I don’t have to switch back and forth between views while training.
- Projected Screen: On one screen, show the OBS preview, and on the other, have your training material ready, such as Kubernetes or Rancher commands. This keeps everything at your fingertips!
🔗 Step 3: Using Video.Ninja for Live Camera Feeds
I use Video.Ninja to connect and manage multiple camera feeds during live training. You can add your camera into OBS using Video.Ninja's integration for crystal-clear video.
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Link the Camera: Simply use Video.Ninja to add your camera feed into OBS.
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Monitor Feeds: Keep your camera feeds visible without switching tabs during the live training.
💡 Step 4: Lighting & Audio
Don't forget the basics! Always make sure:
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Lighting: Good lighting makes a world of difference. Turn on your lights to ensure you're clearly visible. Natural light works well, but if that’s not available, ring lights are a great alternative.
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Sound: Use a good quality mic and check audio levels in OBS before going live.
📼 Step 5: Record Your Training to Loom
At the end of the training, I use Loom to record the session and automatically save it in the designated folder. Loom is great for sharing recorded sessions and reviewing them later.
Step 6 : Install Teams
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Update Choco
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Restart if needed
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Decide on the login
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Use the browser login
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Set up the updated gear
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Settings on teams
Camera off Projected screen
Login test
Project
From A7s3 to sony zv1
Scene
back cam
WebCapture
Green Screen and Lights
Test Presentation
Presentation checked
🚀 Conclusion
With this setup, I’m able to switch between the presentation, live demo environments, and my camera with ease, all while ensuring that everything is well-lit and professional. Whether you're training on Rancher with Kubernetes or any other subject, this method will make your sessions engaging and interactive.
🔗 Connect with Me:
⚡ Ready to boost your online training game? Let’s go!
**What i learned **
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timers with canva
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decicaded share screens needed
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3 minute delivery is great > at the end ask questions
Imported from rifaterdemsahin.com · 2024